Plans For Shippers Meet Completed At Chicago Convention
Chicago January 10 Officers and committees of the American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association report all plans for the annual convention are finished. The event runs January 14 to 17 at the Palmer House with headquarters there. Reservations are nearly double last year, signaling heavy attendance and a strong business program addressing current industry problems.
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Chicago
American Fruit & Vegetable Shippers Association
Palmer House
Brigge
Mantation
American Fruit ‘and Vegetable Shippers Association
Cold Storage Men to Hold Convention in Atlantic City
Chicago January 10. Harry M O Keefe executive secretary of the Association of Refrigerated Warehouses announced the convention program to be held February 12 165 at the Graymore Hotel Atlantic City New Jersey. The meeting will cover banking law and legislation plant operation membership warehouse loans cold storage tariffs and industry welfare efforts. Reduced railroad fares will be offered and a large attendance is expected with invitations extended to all cold storage warehousemen.
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Chicago
Harry
Association
Harry S. Hall
Grand Trunk Railway ‘Terminal and Cold Storage Company
Detroit
O'Keefe
West Adams Street
Supreme Court declares Agricultural Adjustment Act unconstitutional
The United States Supreme Court declared the Agricultural Adjustment Act unconstitutional sending shock waves through New Deal legislation. The ruling could threaten measures like the Warren Potato Bill tobacco and cotton controls Guffey Coal Wagner Labor laws and unemployment taxes. The piece argues the court upholds the Constitution as the supreme law and challenges broad executive and legislative overreach while urging calm and reflection.
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United States Supreme Court
Congress
America
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Decision Touches Farm Program History
Remarks by Henry A. Wallace recount the 1933 farm program decisions and later rulings. He notes the Agricultural Adjustment Act passed in 1933, the 1936 Supreme Court ruling against it, and congressional attempts to adjust constitutional flaws before it was declared unconstitutional, with continued coverage promised.
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Henry A. Wallace
National Farm and Home Hour
Natonal Broadcasting Company
Western Fruit Jobbers Convention Sees Heavy Reservations
Kansas City January 10 heavy advance reservations signal large turnout for the Western Fruit Jobbers convention next week. The hotel committee chair E A Lorber released a partial list including participants from Chicago, Fort Worth, Hazlehurst, Buffalo, Denver, Los Angeles, Idaho, Topeka, Detroit, and more as preparations continue.
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Kansas City
Western Fruit Jobbers Convention
E. A. Lorber
Packer
A. M. Abrahamson
Reporter Company
Chicago
H. Archard
A. R.T. Company
Louis
Forrest B. Adams
Ben E. Keith Company
Fort Worth
Tex
W. B. Alford, Jr
Alford & Miller Company
Hazlehurst
Miss
Los Angeles
Austin E. Ansoy
Idaho Shippers Traffic Association
Nampa
Idaho
Produce Packer Seeks Readers For Trade News Panel
Aside from The Packer edition on fruits and vegetables, the weekly Produce Packer offers market news for shippers and distributors of eggs poultry butter hides wool fur and related trades. A free sample copy can be mailed upon request.
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Tterest
Free pick up and delivery rail service to begin
Railroads of the middle and southwest will inaugurate free pick up and delivery of package freight on January 20. The plan, approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission, applies to all less than car load traffic and is expected to save shippers millions and boost tonnage.
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St. Louis
Southwestern
Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri Pacific
J. A. Brown
Chicago to Welcome Detroit Delegation at Jobbers' Convention
Chicago officials plan a brief visit for the Detroit delegation from the Western Fruit Jobbers convention. The group will arrive early Monday, be met by a reception committee, enjoy breakfast at the South Water Market Club, and depart on trains after a few hours in Chicago. Other delegates traveling via Chicago are invited to join the hospitality.
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Chicago
South Water Market Trade
Market Service Association
Detroit
Western Fruit Jobbers
Kansas City
South Water Market Club
Kansas City Trade Works on Convention Highlights
A busy week in Kansas City as the Trade Committee finalizes plans for the upcoming convention. Secretary Wagner publicizes the business program with details for fruit and produce exhibitors, including social features, souvenir touches, and hotel arrangements. The schedule lists Tuesday January 21 at Bailroom Muchlebach hotel with speeches by R. W. Gees, T. H. W. Liddecoat, and Kansas City Mayor Bryce Smith, continuing on page 33.
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Kansas ‘City
Wagner
Muchlebach
W. Gees
Kansas City
Bryce -Smith
Kansas
Chester Co
Chicago Exchange Open House for Potato Futures Convention
Chicago Exchange will host an open house for a potato futures convention. Visitors may tour the exchange floor from 9 20 a m to 12 noon during trading sessions and discuss hedging with members in the afternoon. Lloyd S. Tenny will address the potato men on hedging at their annual meeting.
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Chicago
Exchange
Lloyd S. Tenny
Warning on Unauthorized Subscriptions for The Packer
A New York subscriber reports receiving a fund receipt for $3 from an unknown salesman claiming to represent The Packer. The receipt is for The Produce Guide and not The Packer, dated Sept 25 1935. The paper warns subscribers to avoid payments to strangers without proper credentials or company seal from Barrick Publishing Company and to verify agents.
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Packer
New York
Trade Press Bureau
Publishers Representative
Ridge Building
Kansas City
Barrick Publishing Company
Citrus Market Plan Takes Effect January Thirteenth
The citrus market order to regulate orange and grapefruit handlers in California and Arizona will take effect January 13 after a Supreme Court ruling. Attorneys indicate the decision preserves the AAA marketing agreements to continue, despite morale concerns and ongoing legal challenges.
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Los Angeles
Wallace
Justice Roberts
Supreme Court
AAA
New Order
California
Arizona
Ivan McDaniel
McDaniel
Wolverine Fruit and Produce Exchange to Liquidate
Grand Rapids Mich Jan 10 At the annual stockholders meeting held Jan 7 it was decided to discontinue business and liquidate all assets as soon as possible closing this office to save expenses. Assets assigned to Floyd Prater Casnovia Mich to liquidate and pay creditors pro rata with benet of time to collect frozen assets and expect about 60 percent on accounts eventually.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Wolverine Fruit and Produce Exchange
Grand Rapids
Floyd Prater
Casnovia, Mich
Canadian Jobbers Prepare for Convention at Royal York
Toronto January 10 The annual convention of the Canadian Fruit and Vegetable Jobbers Association is set for January 14 16 at the Royal York hotel. A notable program highlights potential trade growth between Canada and the United States under the new reciprocal treaty.
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Toronto
Canada
Canadian Fruit and Vegetable Jobbers Association
Royal York Hotel
United States
National League Meets at Baltimore for Policy Discussion
Baltimore hosts a National League meeting with topics including rationing, loss leader pricing, sales, itinerant truckers, advances to growers, and other issues up for debate.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Hosts 44th National League Convention of Fruit Distributors
Baltimore welcomed delegates from across the country for the 44th annual meeting of the National League of Wholesale Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Distributors. President Edward L. Frost opened the session in Calvert Ballroom as Mayor Howard W. Jackson praised local hospitality and noted the league's potential to coordinate producers shippers and consumers for national benefit.
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Baltimore
National League of Wholesale
America
League
Edward L. Frost
Richmond
Calvert Ballroom
Arthur B. Kinsolving
D.D
Old St. Paul's Church
T. Fletcher Cochrane
New York
Howard W. Jackson
Frost
Jackson
Bob) Schley
Supreme Court AAA decision far reaching and political ripple
The United States Supreme Court ruled the Agricultural Adjustment Act unconstitutional in a broad verdict that stunned the administration. The decision, joined by commentary on the Warren potato bill, critiques Congress power and shifts in constitutional interpretation, outlining that courts judge statutes on their power to enact, not their wisdom.
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Justice Roberts
Congress
Supreme Court
Weil of Montgomery Broker S. G. Weil Dies in Louisville
S. G. Weil of Montgomery Alabama, longtime head of S. G. Weil & Co., brokers, died of a heart attack in Louisville while visiting a daughter. Funeral was held there with interment in Montgomery. Sol Schulwolf, long with the firm in produce, will assume active management and continue the business as before.
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Montgomery
Ala
G. Weil
Louisville
Sol Schulwolf
Weill
Plenty of Hotel Space for Western Fruit Jobbers Meet
Kansas City January 10 Reservations for the Western Fruit Jobbers convention are heavy but Ed A Lorber chair of the hotel committee says ample accommodations exist within a block of the Muehlebach hotel. He notes seven hotels nearby and promises visitors will be welcomed and well cared for.
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Kansas City
Western Fruit
Ed. A. Lorber
Muehlebach
Packer
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